We deliver a range of focal point workshops on key clinical topics each year to offer pharmacy professionals in community pharmacy settings a clinical focus on practice. These workshops are run online by our tutors across England, are interactive and offer opportunities for you to share practice and learn from and with your peers.
Watch the following video to learn more about what to expect if you attend one of our online workshops.
You can study previous focal point topics in the form of distance learning programmes. Our focal point and distance learning programmes are shown in the list below. In this list, we've also included links to our:
For other learning formats on clinical topics, use our search facility at the top of the page or our A-Z tab where you can filter for programmes such as e-learning.
Our online environment theLearningpharmacy.com™ supports the whole community pharmacy team with practice-based learning. Each pharmacy floor offers short interactive challenges, based on common pharmacy scenarios, which you can study on your own or use to engage your team in learning.
Self-study programmes available as PDFs
Online assessments
Online courses held over a number of weeks, supported by a CPPE tutor
Self-study online interactive learning, podcasts or e-lectures
Programmes for community pharmacy teams
Self-study guides available as PDFs
Online workshops facilitated by a CPPE tutor
Programmes for hospital and primary care pharmacy teams
Local workshops facilitated by a CPPE tutor or some you can deliver yourself
We recognise that people have different learning needs. Some of our programmes contain core learning while others deliver more complex learning that is only required to support certain roles. We have three categories of learning (1,2,3) and have allocated each programme to an appropriate category.
Core learning. Builds on limited knowledge. Some background reading may be required.
Application of knowledge. Assumes prior learning.
Supporting specialisms. We may not be the provider and will signpost you to other learning providers.
Learning programmes from other providers which complement your learning.
